Scraper tractor problem.

[Mur Huwcun]

This fuse should do for you!!!

On a serious note though, if you know the draw of the lamps (LEDs are measured in lumens nor watts) then working out the fuse rating is easy enough by using Ohms law.

Amps= watts / volts.
For example, two 55w halogen lamps 110/12 = 9.17A.

Your LEDs should draw half of that on 12v.

 

[simmy_bull]

This fuse should do for you!!!

On a serious note though, if you know the draw of the lamps (LEDs are measured in lumens nor watts) then working out the fuse rating is easy enough by using Ohms law.

Amps= watts / volts.
For example, two 55w halogen lamps 110/12 = 9.17A.

Your LEDs should draw half of that on 12v.

Just the job that!!

Every days a school day I didn't know about the spades into the bottom of a fuse untill earlier today.

There 18watts each.

72/12 =6A

 

[TripleSix]

I have a fuse holder on the van if you want one...

 

[Mursal]

Go on say yes, to that kind seasonal offer ...........

 

[simmy_bull]

I have a fuse holder on the van if you want one...

Go on say yes, to that kind seasonal offer ...........

It is indeed a very find offer Thank You.

I've just been into agriplus at stokesley though and got one.

Also got a switch with some fancy rubber boots

Just need to manage to find the time to fit them now in amongst all the festivities

Sunday should be a good day

 

[Mursal]

Good to have something to look forward too ............

 

[simmy_bull]

Good to have something to look forward too ............

Well it's not summer time so when I do get em done I won't have to wait untill 10pm to try em out

 

[rc mx110]

How do you check the backend oil level on the nash 484. Is there a level plug or a hidden dipstick?
Think I know where to put it in
If @simmy_bull knows the answer I will literally die of shame

 

[simmy_bull]

How do you check the backend oil level on the nash 484. Is there a level plug or a hidden dipstick?
Think I know where to put it in
If @simmy_bull knows the answer I will literally die of shame

I do know the answer

There's a dipstick under the floor mat near where one of your heels would be in the foot well.

 

[Nearly]

I do know the answer

There's a dipstick under the floor mat near where one of your heels would be in the foot well.

 

[rc mx110]

I do know the answer

There's a dipstick under the floor mat near where one of your heels would be in the foot well.

That's what that is.
Ok then smarty pants, on the gearbox left side there's a steel pipe heading upwards, where does it go?

 

[rc mx110]

Ps I just died too .
Oh the shame

 

[multi power]

How do you check the backend oil level on the nash 484. Is there a level plug or a hidden dipstick?
Think I know where to put it in
If @simmy_bull knows the answer I will literally die of shame

Just put more oil in when the scraper no longer lifts

 

[Mursal]

You reckon it stopped lifting, then?

 

[rc mx110]

You reckon it stopped lifting, then?

No its just weeping a fair bit of oil off the affore mentioned pipe

 

[multi power]

You reckon it stopped lifting, then?

Yes, unless he is getting all carried away now that the front axle has been greased

 

[Mursal]

A big hydraulic steel pipe or a little steel brake pipe ..........
Were you using the brakes again?

 

[multi power]

No its just weeping a fair bit of oil off the affore mentioned pipe

Is that a pipe that stick up into cab?
If what I'm thinking dip stick is ment to be in there, oil some times come out of there if too much oil

 

[Mursal]

if too much oil

Doubtful ..............

 

[multi power]

Doubtful ..............

But maybe it got topped up when greased